Trump says ‘we don’t need a deal with Iran’
Trump said the shift could save more money than an Iran deal as Democrats prepare to expand oversight of his business dealings.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump directed Vice President JD Vance to focus his "complete and total attention" on investigating alleged corruption in Democratic-led cities, effectively ending Vance's role as lead Iran negotiator.
- The reassignment follows reports that Vance was considering face-to-face talks with Iranian security officials and his public blame of the costly, eight-month war with Iran for Republicans' midterm election losses.
- Trump claimed the U.S. "don't need a deal with Iran," asserting Washington already controls the country's money and the Strait of Hormuz, while alleging billions of dollars are stolen monthly in Democratic cities.
- Market participants interpreted the shift as a sign the U.S.-Iran war would continue, while Democrats prepare to oversee administration spending when they take control of Congress in January.
- While the administration maintains its naval blockade of Iranian ports, officials indicated that major military escalation is unlikely, leaving the conflict in a state of continued, low-intensity hostilities.
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Trump Pulls Vance from Iran Talks, Assigns City Fraud Role
President Trump stripped Vice President JD Vance of his Iran negotiation role and ordered him to hunt massive corruption and crime in Democrat-run cities instead, saying America no longer needs a deal with Tehran. In a Thursday Truth Social post, Trump declared the window for bargaining shut and redirected his vice president’s full focus to […]
US President Donald Trump asked Vice President JD Vance to focus on allegations of corruption and crime in Democrat-controlled cities and states instead of the Iran negotiations.
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elDiarioARThe U.S. president eludes to recognize mistakes, insists that midterms were lost because he was not on the ballots and takes his vice president away from negotiations with Iran after having replaced his chief of staff with the most ultra of his team, Stephen Miller. Meanwhile, JD Vance doubts about his future in an adverse scenario for the Republicans after the Democratic tsunamiVance blames the Republicans' electoral defeat in the U.S. for the …
U.S. no longer needs Iran deal – Trump
U.S. no longer needs Iran deal – Trump | 12 Nov 2026 | Washington no longer needs a deal with Iran, US President Donald Trump has declared. He has directed Vice President J.D. Vance to focus instead on alleged corruption and crime in Democratic-run states and cities. The announcement follows Vance’s criticism of the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, which he blamed for Republicans’ defeat in last week’s midterm [so-called] elections. On Wednesday, the v…
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